This article describes how to configure a continuous integration server and build a continuous delivery pipeline.
Continuous Delivery in the Cloud – Part 3: Configure your Continuous Integration Server
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This post is written on May 14, 2012 by Alexandra Klimova
travis-ci, or how continuous integration will become fun again
First of all, I need to say that I definitely will not compare tools in this post. This usually leads to nothing but flame wars and too much blog moderation effort. What I want is to show my view at an emerging tool / approach / idea. That clarified, let’s move on.
So, I think that with travis-ci, continuous integration will become fun again. If that’s enough information for you, please let me know, and I’ll tweet it out since this statement fits into 140 characters. If you want to know more about my opinion, read on.
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This post is written on May 9, 2012 by Pavlo Baron
Screencast: Create your first EC2 instance
This article contains a couple of screencasts that are part of the Continuous Delivery in the Cloud series. The screencasts show the main steps of creating your first Amazon EC2 instance, including a tomcat 6 installation. I recommend to read the introductory article on Amazon Web Services first, before you continue with the screencasts, Continuous Delivery in the Cloud – Part 2: Getting started with Amazon EC2
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This post is written on May 8, 2012 by Marcel Birkner
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